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Chicago june 5 1913 reflitered in u 8 patent off e price one ceot.sbp-jfctti vol xl no 142 a m thursday Chicago examiner thursday japan's reply to u.s holds her honor is in question m by john temple graves ambassador chinda delivers re joinder to american note at secret conference with sec l retary of state bryan who i places it before the president absolute equality in position is maintained california alien law and arizona act are called offense toj pride of the nation wilson to take up matter with cab inet within twenty-fo.ur hours â– washington time 4 the long-de hl.ii.mi rejoinder of japan lo hk american w reply mas delivered thia afternoon â– viscount cbinda the japanese ambas 9.11.1(11 presented tiic note in person to i william 1 bryan secretary o state at i iii state department g the american secretary and the japa h nwi ambassador had an hour's secret i :â€¢::â– : earnest discussion over tlie docu lu in ai the concinsion of this talk h s i--!:;i-y bryan dispatched the document i f in!i_.-i it-i v to the president hn japan asserts unequivocally in jicr re â– joiudc thai japan occupies an absolutely hequ among the first-class and fl ea i;i nations of the world so japan holds tliat occupying such a po j i si i.i the california alien land law and j i law constitute an offense to j i it and honor nf the tap j _â– i is boaled si ai extraordinary degree of secrecy was lib i by the white house and the isi.-u â€¢ department around the rejoinder liiciiv ,-. .! by the japanese ambassador s ti â– examiner correspondent asked ; i baron chinda immediately upon his lev ling the state department it he could ; istate in general terms the purport of the j i rejoinder i my lips arc absolutes sealed replied i ambassador i an you n be was asked whether â– tin reply ot the united states to your â– government was satistactory or unsatis â– li.'orv as reported here from japan i it would be premature replied the hauibas udor to answer that inquiry the â– rejoinder which ! have delivered is the li.inv answer lo that questiou and 1 am i ai libetty to discuss it i secretary of state bryan was visited i the examiner correspondent immedi ; bawdy after the call of discount chinda bile va asked if he had any statement i i jive out as to the cpntents of the jap jhni.cs i â– â– >..; â– _ wi.ni replied mr bryan bpui up lo wilson i mr bryan sas again asked whether his ring hie important document so 1 a to the white liouse meant tbat it â– would call for a special meeting of the h cabinet â– that said mr bryan is a matter â€¢ for the president Â£|| it ;,. uoi now believed thai tiie j'rosi ifldeut having -.â– ; another conference with â– mr bryan for to-inorrow morning will i . a special meeting of the cabinet but fclwli await the regoÃŸir cabinet day which i ... twenty-four hours away fa importance and significance of the fl reply is emphasized by the glproiiii.tuo.s by which if was hurried by l;;.c secretary of state iinniediately to j â– ident wilson as soon is he reiurned jfl from his outing iu s reply to japan i the answer of the united stales ro i â– :;.''.... asserted three things !Â§Â£' thai lhe treaty of 1913 was not vio gg thai the evident nteution of the cali i fornia alien land law was lo aceomo â– .!.->: â– itself to the treaty 5 that japan should exhaust all reme i â– ;..-.- iii the courts before she could coui â– 1 of any abridgement of the rights b japanese in america h the answer further invited further jfl diplomat i discussion h the rejoinder banded in by viscount h ' takes issue with all these cou i ei lion of the stat department j^l i rom every indication short of an actual h'..-iding it is evident thai japan lia _ heei yielded one jol or tittle of hei n jfltcinion that the citizens of japan are sflentiilcd to full equality of treatment by i knitted statea or with any other clv people coming willin the scope of j^^onr diplomatic or treaty relations h japan also lirnilv asserts thai il is lie he b'.i>ligini..ii aad duly â– <' the united stales lo maike satisfactory amends if'-i the insult o is peopic in lhe cau ll..ur laud law a - â– ______ 9 / ______ conductor stops train and rescues 6 families in fire breaks down door to flats as en gineer's whistle calls out firemen onductor a k shnltz glancing casual ly out of the window of his speeding Illinois central train at 11 o'clock last uight saw flames iu the basement ot the genoa apartment at 1413-23 east sixty second place he signalled to stop jumped from the train and broke open the door of thc building where six families were asleep meanwhile the engineer blew his whistle furiously and aroused the neighborhood shult made the first rescues from the basenn iit floor j'atrolmeu and firemen completed the work mrs guy wyrick wife of the manager of the associated i'ress found bnt four of her five chil dren guy jr was rescued by c'aptaiu nelson of engine o and policenjln john stegc after policeman scanlon had been overcome and carried to the street iu au attempt to reach the third floor thc loss was about 10,000 woman arrested as robber band chief made appointments to get victims from homes is charge mrs lillian campagna alleged leader of a robber gang was arrested in her home 1114 west harrison street earlj this morning by detectives from the fill more street police station the woman's arrest followed that of her husband tony campagna twenty-two years old and joseph flynn also twenty two years old ih a drug store at 3511 west harrison street both carried re volvers and burglar's tools according to the police mrs cam pagna would call up the homes of intend ed victims on the telephone if they were at home she would make an ap pointment to meet thein downtown leav ing her accomplices free to burglarize the place without fear of being molested jewelry and clothing valued at 300 were found in the campagna home lawyers locked in loop court vault scrub women rescue two from i bounty building safe some of the sensations of the hero of alias jimmy valentine were experi enced last night by attorneys v e kin quist and gurdon williams they eu tered the tile vault of the superfcr court after hours and heard the clang of the door behind them that meant imprison ment neither of the lawyers knew who slammed the door upon them they pounded upon the walls for half an hour without attracting any attention after resigning theselvea to a night in the vault the lawyer thought they heard a mouse they hammered the door to seare the mouse and two scrub women promptly opened the vault add hoe cake to grape juice diet vice president marshall says amer icans need lesson of hunger washington june a slice of old fa_liioued hoe cate and a generous glass of creamy mill u tlle lunch upon which vice president marshall subsists for atjti days a year the vice president has a theory that a simple diet is a builder of happiness recently he said in a private conversa tion that the united states would be a nation of happy n cn and women if a less complicated diei came into fashion most americans need the beneficial lesson pf being real hungry once in a while he said jack johnson sentenced to year in cell pugilist also ordered to pay . 1,000 fine for violation of mann act is freed on 30,000 bail two weeks delay granted pend ing appeal it's not so bad says fighter john arthur johnson negro pugilist w,as sentenced to one year and one day ' at joliet and to pay a line of ji.ooo by federal jÂ«x_ge carpenter yesterday for violating the manu act in the transporta tion of belle schrelber just before an nouncing the sentence judge carpenter said the life of the defendant by his own 1 admission has not been at all a moral one the defendant is one of the best known men of his race and his example has been far-reaching the court is bound to take these facts iuto cousidera tion well what do yon think of it jack the pugilist was asked afterwards i'm not there yet oh it's not so bad he answered ent i'm not there yet if lt comes dowu to the last scratch i'll be as good a sport a"s any of them in taking what's handed to me johnson was allowed to go free on his bond of 30,000 for two weeks until his attorney benjamin c bachrach shall prepare a*writ\>f error it is expected a writ of supersedeas will be issued out i of this writ of error so that johnson i probably will continue at liberty until such time as the court of appeals shall pass on his case since may 10 when jonnson was found guilty the date of sentence haa beeu kept secret in order to prevent over crowding of the courtroom the news j spread quickly yesterday when the argu ments ior a new trial were started and i the court loungers flocked in after judge carpenter bad overruled j attorney bachrach 5 motion for a new ] trial he invited assistant district attor ney harry a l'arkin who prosecuted i the case into nis cnainners fifteen min i utes later they reappeared judge explains sentence judge carpenter asked johnson if he had anything to say before sentence was passed johnson rose slowly from his chair and stood erect alter a slight hesitation he said no 1 nave nothing to say your honor the judge specified joltet prison at torney bachrach made application to have it changed tothc bridewell attorney eariira based his motiou for a new trial on alleged errors in the rec ord and insufficiency of evidence johnson was charged in the indictment j with having transported belle schreiber i from pittsburgh to Chicago october 10 i 1910 for immoral purposes the schrei ! ber woman is v_ie daughter of a former | milwaukee policeman air boat is wrecked on sunken steamer atwood machine disabled in bay near detroit detroit mich tune 4 aviator ! harry atwood liaii another accident eu j route from amherstburg to detroit to ; day and in consequence bis machine is laid up for repairs at ecorse about eight miles below detroit the hydroaeroplane wi'.s not in condition to fly so lie started up the river on the water coming into i kcorse bay his maciiine struck the sunken i wreck of the steamer delaui and was d i abled a tug went out and towed it to i corse j m harlan sued by client settles case for 15,250 charge is second of the kind to be brought against attorney y john muymlrd harlan attorney lias set i led out of i-ourt the s'uil brought against him y albeit i-i hacy in th municipal court in whicu the lawyer was charged with bavins withheld funds col li'di'd lor liis client the suit was fo sl"i,_:.>i and thf settlement was for prac : tii-ally that amount this is the second time tliat charges have been made agaiust mr harlan w w gurley attorney for tlie Chicago traction interests recently declared iu open court that harlan received fees for | acting as the agent of rne court and at i the same time was on thc pay roll of the i traction companies who were a party to j the court proceedings morse ives who represented mr dacy said tli settlement was satisfactory to all concerned in the fasc that is all i have to say at this time the charges made against harlan iu . olve legal work done by max pam for the late john w gates in connection with the tin plalc trust guest at blackstone taken as disorderly '; â– i short-change complainant arrest i ed instead of waiter accused edward h lewi a guest at the black stone hotel who told the police be w*as the sou of a st louis newspaper publish er was urn 1 1 on a charge of disorder ly conduct , by policeman john dodd of the central station early this morning lewis complained of having been short changed in lamb's cafe linndolph and north clark streets he accosted the po tioeman in front of the cafe and demand ed that the waiter who he charged had short-changed him bo arrested instead of that the policeman arrested the com plainant lewis was a nuisance he was not short changed said william a corÃŸett owner of the cafe lewis said he had come to Chicago early yesterday to see edward s moore vec m-esideni of the Chicago tioek liiim s pacific kailroad on misiness reconciliation of bishops expected muriel chooses father mother re linquishing claim decree sjgned new york juno 4 within a few hours after justice coff had signed a decree of divorce to-day in favor of mrs abigail hancock bishop against james welsh bishop wealthy banker rumors were current thai a reconciliation was pending mrs bishop's action . to-day in relin quishing all claim to the custody of her eleven-year-old daughter muriel as au al ternative to having supreme court jus tice goff explaiu to the little girl the reason for her mother's divorce suit has strengthened this hope mrs bisuop named mrs j temple gwathmey in he petition mrs bishop's action followed muriel's choice of her father when forced to pick between him and her mother mrs bisln.p retains the custody of her daughters abigail soveu years old auu natalie fifteen years id rockefeller saves 250 yearly on tax has 50,000 assessment on new mansion cut ir half takimtow.x x v june 4.-john d rockefeller evidently does uot look for any loner cost of living under the demo cratic administration for he made a com plaint yesterday against his assessment in the village of north tarrytown and had il reduced slio.ooo which will save him 50 a year the board of trustees increased the assessment on mr rocke feller's new mansion on kykuit hill 50 000 but he thought this too high the board considered his grievance and to dav the allowance was made lewis forgot tax schedule deserved to be penalized senator says at capital washington juue 4 lf i neglect ed to file my tax schedule then 1 deserve to be penalized said senator james hamilton lewis of Illinois to-day when he was told lie had beeu assessed 1,300 extra for the neglect because i'm a senator is no reason i should be treated tetter than ally oue else he added lt is just a ease of a lawyer looking alter oilier people's interests and forgetting his own i have been under a pretty heavy strain with my campaign and mi work here and forgot all about it north side to get beach establishment of a municipal bathing beach on the north shore between wil sou nnd montrose avenue was voted on favorably by the special i'ark commis sion yesterday the project has he back ing of the council committee on bathing beaches and i'eerealion piers and the board ot local improvements tho res olution calls for the expenditure of 245 0(10 mass meeting of women appoints judy to investigate judge cooper's record u.s ill prosecute negro he freed prosecutor says he will do utmost to secure penalty for assailant of half-witted girl avers judge did not notify u s cooper ignbred federal indictment against a man on white slave charge attorney says Illinois officers ot the united states department of justice have undertaken to correct at least one of the many alleged in justices done by judge william f cooper in accord with his extraor dinary attitude toward sex crimes assistant unitc/d states district attorney walter m krimbell yester day announced he would use the most ot his official power to obtain a conviction and a maximum penalty against george thompson the negro accused of a statutory crime against emma hansen a feeble-minded white girl of fifteen years wo inteiid to convict tbat man said mr krimbell yesterday he was re leased by judge cooper without even a notification to tlie federal authorities although it was known that we held au uidictiueutagainst l_im .!>.<**â– <. cooper turned lilm loose and we had a consider able degree ot trouble in fiftding him again but now we have him and we have au exceptionally clear case against him tor violation of the maun act wanted limit punishment we arrested him in the first place and we turned him over to the state au thorities only because the charge they could prove against him would mean greater punishment tha-n we could inflict under the maun act tlie man's crime was so extraordi narily brutal that we wanted him pun ished to the limit he was released ou the plea that he had married the girl and that she could uot therefore testify against him but that marriage is auuulled on the ground that it - was fraudulently con tracted on 1 showing that thompson perjured himself to get the ceremony performed that ue lied when he said the girl was a negress that he lied again when he said she was of age it has been claimed that the annulment of lhe marriage took place after the in dictment bnt that is no serious bar to prosecution if il is any bar at all we have only to reindict him f when the case against thompson comes to trial in the federal court the proceed ings will be iii ccnt<-r of . interest iu Chicago for thousands of citizens have become interested in the fate of the lit tle girl named as the negro's victim journey basis for action it is well known how the negro worked i.n lhe feeble mind of the child how he stupefied her won easy gratitude from her half intelligence until his purpose was accomplished it is also well known how the negro then started on the long and rambling journey iu search of some one who would perforin a marriage cere mony to save him from prison that journey led through three states v,ith federal officers ueepiug track the journey is thc basis of the only prosecu tion now possible against the man there are plenty of witnesses the state's attorney has beeu sure from the first that he could have obtained a con viction before any.jury if judge cooper had not ordered hlhi to nolle pros the case the samc evidence that was ready in indge cooper's court is now ready to be heard in the federal eojirt where the federal attorney says a different result may be expected action follows story of acquittal in cooper's court of man charged with assailing girl committee will meet saturday efforts to divert session from its purpose are balked hoyne in letter explains stand two hundred earnest women mothers wives and sisters met last night and agreed that the leniency of judge william fenimore cooper in dealing with men guilty of crimes against wom en and children should be the sub ject of a searching investigation at the women's mass meeting held in tlie parlors of ' the audi torium hotel with mrs minona s jones presiding a resolution wa passed unanimously calling for an investigation into judge cooper's record by a committee of unbiased women the committee was appointed and will meet for its first session in tha hotgl parlors saturday morning at 10 o'clock mrs jones until the i committee formally organizes then will act as chairman the others who will sit in the hearings ure mrs frederick henry greene commander-in-chief ot the Illinois colony club dr lillian a thompson mrs j e stewart mrs belle squire mrs elmo parker mrs edward murphy mrs j freeman brown dr edna forsyth mrs lavinia marr mrs abram rodman mrs lena roach mrs marie m'kee attempt to divert meeting several well-planned attempts to divert the meeting from its purpos failed only because of the deep rooted purpose of the earnest wom en present william e dunn who was tilth charged from the superintendency of the park ridge institutions for inefficiency under the administra tion of peter bartzen became in coherent and from a general stat ment that he wanted to defend judge cooper drifted into a gen eral discussion of the alleged wrongs of his discharge until he was finally told that unless he sub sided he would be ejected from tha meeting miss harriet m dunn a sister of the discharged official also en tered into a lengthy discussion ol affairs other than those under con sideration by the meetingâ€”namely the judge's handling of the cases of crimes against women and chil dren and the action that should follow tries to talk socialism mary o'riley who worked for the daily socialist before that news paper went on the rocks asked for permission to speak in defense of j judge cooper and then launched into a lengthy discussion of tho newspaper strike and the theories of socialism i think there is politics in this and that the state's attorney is simply trying to stop an investiga i tion which might tend t<s show how he benefited from the election frauds said the o'riley woman in one part of her tirade you stop right there r.nd get back to facts shouted mrs susan b jenks.who is seventy-three years ycung the facts of the case are that mr hoyne wrote to the chief justice of the superior court thre months before this vrte stige tion and this grand jury tangle came up at all 3 for you charf politics be sure of your groti-id mary o'riley pushed ber f__t_tf jury of women named to investigate judge cooper fji'/fb is the jury of women appointed oy the women's mass meet **â– ing at the auditorium last night to hear the evidence on the charges against judge william fenimore cooper mrs minona s jones chairman pro tem mrs f h greene mrs j freeman brown dr lillian thompson . dr edna forsyth mrs j e stewart mrs lavinia marr miss belle squire mrs abram rodman mrs elmo parker mrs lena roach mrs edward murphy mrs marie mckee resolutions by mothers following is the resolution adopted at the meeting of mothers to investigate the methods e mployed by judge cooper in trials of cases affecting the sex question : whekeas specific charges have been made against a judge of the circuit court bench in this city alleging that the said judge william fenimore cooper has so conducted the business of his court as to prejudice the course of justice in the cases of men accused of assaulting women and children and whereas these charges have been transmitted to maclay ; hoyne state's attorney by representative women whose duty it . is to watch such cases and whereas state's attorney maclay hoyne has referred to these charges in public documents which have thereupon been j published in the leading newspapers of Chicago and as they are j of such a nature and character as to alarm the women of this i city and whereas there is danger that an investigation by men might be affected by the political leanings of voters it is evidently the duty of women who are unhampered unprejudiced and free from political affiliations to take the initiative and bring about a thorough investigation of these charges to the end that the truth and the whole truth be revealed that guilt if guilt exists shall be met with punishment and that if the charges be un founded the innocent be relieved from the burden of unjust accu sation ; resolved that this body authorize the chairman of this meeting to appoint a special committee of twelve or more repre sentative women whose duty shall be to search the records and hear all the evidence that may be available as to the truth or falsity of these charges and to report to a meeting of this body on an agreed date their findings if upon investigation it is found that the said judge william feniinore cooper has so conducted the affairs of his court as to pro tect men who have been proved guilty of outrages on women and children this committee shall recommend to the very limit of our ability this body see that he is compelled to resign his position on the bench and if this committee on investigation shall find that these charges are not true it shall so announce and this body to the very limit of its ability give publicity to such findings and call upon the authors of these charges to make public retraction of the same hoyne letter tells of politics charge ; document read at the auditorium meeting explains basis of accusations the following important letter from stage's attorney maclay hoyne was received by mrs minona 8 jones at the meeting at the ; auditorium last evening allegations that politics are the reason for ] the charges made by the state's attorney against judge william feni \ more cooper are explained in this letter mr hoyne shows that two months ago he asked for the transfer of judge cooper from the crim i inal court giving as his reason his belief that the presence of judge cooper in the criminal court was a menace this was before there teas j any trouble between the state's attorney and judge cooper the complete letter together with a letter received by mr hoyne | in february from jennie spratt tyley relative to the trial of children the to llli t'i in.-"i --â€¢ lu there no i-ii-avi the jm/<u will call your attention to the fact that it was some ninety days ago that 1 asked the chief justice of the superior court to bring about the transfer of judge cooper from the criminal court be lieving then as i do now that his presence in that court was a menace to the proper administration of justice io cook county some of the rea sons for that request were contained in that letter and i inclose herewith a copy of the same before that letter was written i had received from miss jennie spratt ty lejr a eointuiiiiieatinu bearing the date february 10 1013 a copy of which i also inclose herewith at the time these letters were writ continued on 2-id page 4^column \ __________________ Chicago and vicinity â€” fair jt â€” ~^ . â€” _ thursda probably followed by jill - " showers at night or friday slowly > , rising temperature sf â€” \ _ kange ot temperatures yesterday Â£** \Â£^ highest i-i av-j qu lowest s [ i average 57 i joy again ! ! free season book for riverview â€¢ the examiner's recent ofler of a free season book for riverview has met with such a hearty response that ar rangement s have been made fo supply those who did not cut out the iirst series of coupons cut out the coupon on page two to day dollars come easy Â£ i sometimes $ 4b some men find it pretty hard to make a dollar w Â£ others find it easy jj*fj most always this is due to the man â€” riot the dollar mj â€¢Â£ a dollar is not particular â€” it doesn't care whose pocket w 7 it lands in it generally goes to the fellow who is w jffe on the lookout for it jpjj jj there are dollars in this newspaper and they are j coining your way in thc want ad and real estate %) t section there arc motorcar bargain dollars real estate investment dollars dollars from the help yoti jf ;% i;in get dollars for thc service you c^m render if my ifn vou don't get them it is your fault not thc dollar's kl the examiner's sworn statement of circulation for april arerape bomber of copies of each issue of this publication rol or distributed through the mails or otherwise to pajd subscribers during the month of april daily examiner ... 240,127 sunday examiner 609,192

Chicago june 5 1913 reflitered in u 8 patent off e price one ceot.sbp-jfctti vol xl no 142 a m thursday Chicago examiner thursday japan's reply to u.s holds her honor is in question m by john temple graves ambassador chinda delivers re joinder to american note at secret conference with sec l retary of state bryan who i places it before the president absolute equality in position is maintained california alien law and arizona act are called offense toj pride of the nation wilson to take up matter with cab inet within twenty-fo.ur hours â– washington time 4 the long-de hl.ii.mi rejoinder of japan lo hk american w reply mas delivered thia afternoon â– viscount cbinda the japanese ambas 9.11.1(11 presented tiic note in person to i william 1 bryan secretary o state at i iii state department g the american secretary and the japa h nwi ambassador had an hour's secret i :â€¢::â– : earnest discussion over tlie docu lu in ai the concinsion of this talk h s i--!:;i-y bryan dispatched the document i f in!i_.-i it-i v to the president hn japan asserts unequivocally in jicr re â– joiudc thai japan occupies an absolutely hequ among the first-class and fl ea i;i nations of the world so japan holds tliat occupying such a po j i si i.i the california alien land law and j i law constitute an offense to j i it and honor nf the tap j _â– i is boaled si ai extraordinary degree of secrecy was lib i by the white house and the isi.-u â€¢ department around the rejoinder liiciiv ,-. .! by the japanese ambassador s ti â– examiner correspondent asked ; i baron chinda immediately upon his lev ling the state department it he could ; istate in general terms the purport of the j i rejoinder i my lips arc absolutes sealed replied i ambassador i an you n be was asked whether â– tin reply ot the united states to your â– government was satistactory or unsatis â– li.'orv as reported here from japan i it would be premature replied the hauibas udor to answer that inquiry the â– rejoinder which ! have delivered is the li.inv answer lo that questiou and 1 am i ai libetty to discuss it i secretary of state bryan was visited i the examiner correspondent immedi ; bawdy after the call of discount chinda bile va asked if he had any statement i i jive out as to the cpntents of the jap jhni.cs i â– â– >..; â– _ wi.ni replied mr bryan bpui up lo wilson i mr bryan sas again asked whether his ring hie important document so 1 a to the white liouse meant tbat it â– would call for a special meeting of the h cabinet â– that said mr bryan is a matter â€¢ for the president Â£|| it ;,. uoi now believed thai tiie j'rosi ifldeut having -.â– ; another conference with â– mr bryan for to-inorrow morning will i . a special meeting of the cabinet but fclwli await the regoÃŸir cabinet day which i ... twenty-four hours away fa importance and significance of the fl reply is emphasized by the glproiiii.tuo.s by which if was hurried by l;;.c secretary of state iinniediately to j â– ident wilson as soon is he reiurned jfl from his outing iu s reply to japan i the answer of the united stales ro i â– :;.''.... asserted three things !Â§Â£' thai lhe treaty of 1913 was not vio gg thai the evident nteution of the cali i fornia alien land law was lo aceomo â– .!.->: â– itself to the treaty 5 that japan should exhaust all reme i â– ;..-.- iii the courts before she could coui â– 1 of any abridgement of the rights b japanese in america h the answer further invited further jfl diplomat i discussion h the rejoinder banded in by viscount h ' takes issue with all these cou i ei lion of the stat department j^l i rom every indication short of an actual h'..-iding it is evident thai japan lia _ heei yielded one jol or tittle of hei n jfltcinion that the citizens of japan are sflentiilcd to full equality of treatment by i knitted statea or with any other clv people coming willin the scope of j^^onr diplomatic or treaty relations h japan also lirnilv asserts thai il is lie he b'.i>ligini..ii aad duly â– f error it is expected a writ of supersedeas will be issued out i of this writ of error so that johnson i probably will continue at liberty until such time as the court of appeals shall pass on his case since may 10 when jonnson was found guilty the date of sentence haa beeu kept secret in order to prevent over crowding of the courtroom the news j spread quickly yesterday when the argu ments ior a new trial were started and i the court loungers flocked in after judge carpenter bad overruled j attorney bachrach 5 motion for a new ] trial he invited assistant district attor ney harry a l'arkin who prosecuted i the case into nis cnainners fifteen min i utes later they reappeared judge explains sentence judge carpenter asked johnson if he had anything to say before sentence was passed johnson rose slowly from his chair and stood erect alter a slight hesitation he said no 1 nave nothing to say your honor the judge specified joltet prison at torney bachrach made application to have it changed tothc bridewell attorney eariira based his motiou for a new trial on alleged errors in the rec ord and insufficiency of evidence johnson was charged in the indictment j with having transported belle schreiber i from pittsburgh to Chicago october 10 i 1910 for immoral purposes the schrei ! ber woman is v_ie daughter of a former | milwaukee policeman air boat is wrecked on sunken steamer atwood machine disabled in bay near detroit detroit mich tune 4 aviator ! harry atwood liaii another accident eu j route from amherstburg to detroit to ; day and in consequence bis machine is laid up for repairs at ecorse about eight miles below detroit the hydroaeroplane wi'.s not in condition to fly so lie started up the river on the water coming into i kcorse bay his maciiine struck the sunken i wreck of the steamer delaui and was d i abled a tug went out and towed it to i corse j m harlan sued by client settles case for 15,250 charge is second of the kind to be brought against attorney y john muymlrd harlan attorney lias set i led out of i-ourt the s'uil brought against him y albeit i-i hacy in th municipal court in whicu the lawyer was charged with bavins withheld funds col li'di'd lor liis client the suit was fo sl"i,_:.>i and thf settlement was for prac : tii-ally that amount this is the second time tliat charges have been made agaiust mr harlan w w gurley attorney for tlie Chicago traction interests recently declared iu open court that harlan received fees for | acting as the agent of rne court and at i the same time was on thc pay roll of the i traction companies who were a party to j the court proceedings morse ives who represented mr dacy said tli settlement was satisfactory to all concerned in the fasc that is all i have to say at this time the charges made against harlan iu . olve legal work done by max pam for the late john w gates in connection with the tin plalc trust guest at blackstone taken as disorderly '; â– i short-change complainant arrest i ed instead of waiter accused edward h lewi a guest at the black stone hotel who told the police be w*as the sou of a st louis newspaper publish er was urn 1 1 on a charge of disorder ly conduct , by policeman john dodd of the central station early this morning lewis complained of having been short changed in lamb's cafe linndolph and north clark streets he accosted the po tioeman in front of the cafe and demand ed that the waiter who he charged had short-changed him bo arrested instead of that the policeman arrested the com plainant lewis was a nuisance he was not short changed said william a corÃŸett owner of the cafe lewis said he had come to Chicago early yesterday to see edward s moore vec m-esideni of the Chicago tioek liiim s pacific kailroad on misiness reconciliation of bishops expected muriel chooses father mother re linquishing claim decree sjgned new york juno 4 within a few hours after justice coff had signed a decree of divorce to-day in favor of mrs abigail hancock bishop against james welsh bishop wealthy banker rumors were current thai a reconciliation was pending mrs bishop's action . to-day in relin quishing all claim to the custody of her eleven-year-old daughter muriel as au al ternative to having supreme court jus tice goff explaiu to the little girl the reason for her mother's divorce suit has strengthened this hope mrs bisuop named mrs j temple gwathmey in he petition mrs bishop's action followed muriel's choice of her father when forced to pick between him and her mother mrs bisln.p retains the custody of her daughters abigail soveu years old auu natalie fifteen years id rockefeller saves 250 yearly on tax has 50,000 assessment on new mansion cut ir half takimtow.x x v june 4.-john d rockefeller evidently does uot look for any loner cost of living under the demo cratic administration for he made a com plaint yesterday against his assessment in the village of north tarrytown and had il reduced slio.ooo which will save him 50 a year the board of trustees increased the assessment on mr rocke feller's new mansion on kykuit hill 50 000 but he thought this too high the board considered his grievance and to dav the allowance was made lewis forgot tax schedule deserved to be penalized senator says at capital washington juue 4 lf i neglect ed to file my tax schedule then 1 deserve to be penalized said senator james hamilton lewis of Illinois to-day when he was told lie had beeu assessed 1,300 extra for the neglect because i'm a senator is no reason i should be treated tetter than ally oue else he added lt is just a ease of a lawyer looking alter oilier people's interests and forgetting his own i have been under a pretty heavy strain with my campaign and mi work here and forgot all about it north side to get beach establishment of a municipal bathing beach on the north shore between wil sou nnd montrose avenue was voted on favorably by the special i'ark commis sion yesterday the project has he back ing of the council committee on bathing beaches and i'eerealion piers and the board ot local improvements tho res olution calls for the expenditure of 245 0(10 mass meeting of women appoints judy to investigate judge cooper's record u.s ill prosecute negro he freed prosecutor says he will do utmost to secure penalty for assailant of half-witted girl avers judge did not notify u s cooper ignbred federal indictment against a man on white slave charge attorney says Illinois officers ot the united states department of justice have undertaken to correct at least one of the many alleged in justices done by judge william f cooper in accord with his extraor dinary attitude toward sex crimes assistant unitc/d states district attorney walter m krimbell yester day announced he would use the most ot his official power to obtain a conviction and a maximum penalty against george thompson the negro accused of a statutory crime against emma hansen a feeble-minded white girl of fifteen years wo inteiid to convict tbat man said mr krimbell yesterday he was re leased by judge cooper without even a notification to tlie federal authorities although it was known that we held au uidictiueutagainst l_im .!>. , rising temperature sf â€” \ _ kange ot temperatures yesterday Â£** \Â£^ highest i-i av-j qu lowest s [ i average 57 i joy again ! ! free season book for riverview â€¢ the examiner's recent ofler of a free season book for riverview has met with such a hearty response that ar rangement s have been made fo supply those who did not cut out the iirst series of coupons cut out the coupon on page two to day dollars come easy Â£ i sometimes $ 4b some men find it pretty hard to make a dollar w Â£ others find it easy jj*fj most always this is due to the man â€” riot the dollar mj â€¢Â£ a dollar is not particular â€” it doesn't care whose pocket w 7 it lands in it generally goes to the fellow who is w jffe on the lookout for it jpjj jj there are dollars in this newspaper and they are j coining your way in thc want ad and real estate %) t section there arc motorcar bargain dollars real estate investment dollars dollars from the help yoti jf ;% i;in get dollars for thc service you c^m render if my ifn vou don't get them it is your fault not thc dollar's kl the examiner's sworn statement of circulation for april arerape bomber of copies of each issue of this publication rol or distributed through the mails or otherwise to pajd subscribers during the month of april daily examiner ... 240,127 sunday examiner 609,192